End 17 Years Of Injustice
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- 21/10/17
Celebrities Fasting With the Hunger Striking Guantánamo Prisoners That Donald Trump Is Allowing to Die
As the Trump administration stops force-feeding hunger strikers at Guantánamo, leading to the possibility of their death, Andy Worthington reports on how the rights organization Reprieve is encouraging people to fast in solidarity wth the prisoners. - 12/10/17
Abandoning Guantánamo: The Supreme Court’s Shame as a Military Commission Appeal Is Turned Down
Our co-founder Andy Worthington looks at the disappointing news that the Supreme Court has refused to accept an appeal by Guantánamo prisoner Ali Hamza al-Bahlul, making it nine years since the justices last engaged with issues relating to the prison. - 27/09/17
No Justice at Guantánamo After 250 Days of Trump
Our co-founder Andy Worthington on how we're trying to keep awareness of the injustice of Guantánamo alive under Donald Trump - and our latest photo from our poster campaign, of jazz musician Arturo O'Farrill. - 16/09/17
Former Obama Security Official Says Keeping Guantánamo Open "Damages Our National Security"
We cross-post, with analysis from Andy Worthington, a scathing assessment of Donald Trump's position on Guantánamo by Joshua Geltzer, senior director for counterterrorism and deputy legal advisor at the National Security Council, 2015 to 2017. - 06/09/17
11 Years After CIA Torture Victims Arrived at Guantánamo, Whistleblowers Joseph Hickman and John Kiriakou on How Torture "Became Legal" After 9/11
Close Guantánamo co-founder Andy Worthington marks the 11th anniversary of the arrival of 14 "high-value detainees" at the prison with an excerpt from a new book about the CIA's torture program by two whistleblowers, Joseph Hickman and John Kiriakou. - 29/08/17
Donald Trump Is Still Trying to Work Out How to Expand the Use of Guantánamo Rather Than Closing It for Good
Close Guantánamo co-founder Andy Worthington examines the latest disturbing news that Donald Trump is still hoping to expand the use of Guantánamo.
